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Falcon Theatre
in association with
Trigger Street Productions
Kevin Spacey & Bernie Morris
presents
COBB
Written by Lee Blessing
Directed by Joe Brancato
Sep. 10 - Oct. 6, 2002
Wed. - Sat. 8pm, Sun. 4pm
Tickets $25.00 - $37.50 |
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Locked in a timeless limbo, the elderly baseball legend contends with younger
versions of himself to uncover who Ty Cobb really was. Meanwhile, a mysterious player from the
Negro Leagues prowls on the edge of Cobb's consciousness, waiting to reveal the truth.
Michael Cullen, Matthew Mabe,and Michael Sabatino of the New York Drama Desk award-winning ensemble, along with Richard Brooks of Law & Order, star in the Los Angeles premiere of COBB.
Falcon Theatre is located at 4252 Riverside Drive
in Burbank. Directions
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CRITIC'S PICK!
“[Cobb] is finely rendered—beautifully shaped and poetically, sometimes musically, voiced.”
-Back Stage West
From Left to Right:
Michael Sabatino, Richard Brooks,
Matthew Mabe, Garry Marshall,
Michael Cullen and Kevin Spacey
pose for a picture on Opening Night.
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“It's a play more real and memorable than anything you're likely to see on the ESPN Classic channel.”
-LA Times
From Left to Right:
Michael Cullen and Richard Brooks
in COBB.
Photo by Wesley Horton
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“Cobb is a crackling good evening for theater and baseball fans alike…
A fascinating individual.
The play and the Falcon
production only increase
the mystique.”
-Daily News
From Left to Right:
Michael Cullen, Matthew Mabe
and Michael Sabatino in COBB.
Photo by Wesley Horton
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PICK OF THE WEEK!
“The images accrue into a nuanced and sometimes painful portrait of Cobb's raw talent, hubris and self-deception, a study in the nature of power, metamorphically set around our national pastime.”
-LA Weekly
From Left to Right:
Michael Sabatino and Richard Brooks in COBB.
Photo by Wesley Horton
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